Five Questions about Reparations, with Stephanie Seguino
Stratification economist Stephanie Seguino on what reparations are and why they're so complicated
The City of Asheville, North Carolina, made headlines on July 14, when its city’s council unanimously approved a resolution to provide reparations to its Black residents.
UVM Adviser-Graduate Student Duo Awarded Prestigious HHMI Gilliam Fellowship
Plant and soil science PhD student Erika Bueno, together with her advisor, associate professor Yolanda Chen, have been awarded a 2020 Gilliam Fellowship for Advanced Study by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Food Insecurity Hits One in Four Vermonters
Nearly one in four Vermonters is experiencing food insecurity as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the Green Mountain State, a University of Vermont statewide survey finds.
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